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Over half a million failed transactions a year cause a £950m hit to the wider economy and cost UK consumers £560m directly, 40% higher than previous government estimates.

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Average new seller asking prices are now 0.1% below this time last year following several months of muted price growth.

Property industry unveils Project 28: A charter for faster, more certain property transactions.

New buyer enquiries fall for a second straight month, with a decline in agreed sales also reported.

England shows a North/South divide, with the North East recording the fastest pace of growth.

Prices fell 0.1% month-on-month.

The figures show an increase in transactions, underlining the resilience of buyers despite recent inflationary pressures.

Market conditions have already softened since the end of the stamp duty holiday in March.

Less than half of UK homebuyers are confident that Labour will deliver on its pledge to deliver more homes.